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Brady, John F. and Morris, Jeffrey F. (1997) Microstructure of strongly sheared suspensions and its impact on rheology and diffusion. Journal of Fluid Mechanics, 348 . pp. 103-139. ISSN 0022-1120. http://resolver.caltech.edu/CaltechAUTHORS:BRAjfm97
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The effects of Brownian motion alone and in combination with an interparticle force of hard-sphere type upon the particle configuration in a strongly sheared suspension are analysed. In the limit Pe[rightward arrow][infty infinity] under the influence of hydrodynamic interactions alone, the pair-distribution function of a dilute suspension of spheres has symmetry properties that yield a Newtonian constitutive behaviour and a zero self-diffusivity. Here, Pe=[gamma][ogonek]a2/2D is the Péclet number with [gamma][ogonek] the shear rate, a the particle radius, and D the diffusivity of an isolated particle. Brownian diffusion at large Pe gives rise to an O(aPe[minus sign]1) thin boundary layer at contact in which the effects of Brownian diffusion and advection balance, and the pair-distribution function is asymmetric within the boundary layer with a contact value of O(Pe0.78) in pure-straining motion; non-Newtonian effects, which scale as the product of the contact value and the O(a3Pe[minus sign]1) layer volume, vanish as Pe[minus sign]0.22 as Pe[rightward arrow][infty infinity].
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At one level the focus of this book is simply to show us this future. To show us the political strains,
the technological innovations, and the overall state of play in 2060. Which implies, as with so many SF
books, a travelogue. Sterling tries to avoid giving the book the shape of a travelogue by telling his story
from three viewpoints, three illegal clones of the same woman. These women grew up on a Mediterranean
island, Mljet, with four fellow clones and their brother, Djordje. When war came, three sisters were
killed, and the other four (as with the brother) were scattered. Now, many years later, one sister,
Vera, is part of an Acquis project to environmentally restore Mljet. Another sister, Radmila, has
married into an influential Dispensation family, based in Los Angeles, and faces a crisis as her
grandmother-in-law is seriously injured in an earthquake. And a third, Sonja, along with her latest
lover, a nouveau Islamic tribesman from the Central Asian steppes, ends up chased by assassins in
the middle of pretty much nowhere. The fourth surviving sister, Biserka, is a mad criminal with a
minor role. And Djordje, or as he prefers, George, is a ordinary, if slightly criminal himself,
businessman. In three separate sections we are shown the sisters'
situations, and hence the world's situation, part by part ... and of course eventually all the
threads coalesce, despite the rather unconvincing hatred each sister displays for the others.
Taken purely as, dare I say it, travelogue, the book works nicely enough. Sterling is as ever
fiercely intelligent, and very interesting, about the near future, about politics (quite
different to today's), and about technology. But one of the eternal problems for the SF writer
trying to display a future in a novel is to wrap it in a plot, and to decorate it with
characters. Here The Caryatids fails. There is, really, little or not plot. There are
events, which turn out to be connected, which lead to something of an ending. But there's no
truly involving plot to grab the interest from the first and carry the reader through the
book. (In particular, the first part, about Vera, is all but abandoned, and never was terribly
interesting at all.) And the characters fall short as well, at least the sisters, the main
characters. All they seem to do is yell, to declaim. After awhile, I amused myself by counting
exclamation points, but that grew quickly tiring. We are told, told, told how much they hate each
other, and we are told, told, told how variously talented and charismatic they are, and nothing
convinces. Some of the minor characters work a little better -- Radmila's brother-in-law Lionel,
for instance. But the main characters annoyed me, and bored me.
So what to say about the book as a whole? Sterling remains an essential contemporary SF writer. This
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would be Holy Fire), and it's not as interesting as his most recent novels
either (Zeitgeist and The Zenith Angle.) Is it minor work? I don't know -- maybe it's
major in its way, but a failure.
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totally feel bad for Phillips. he was someone I thought the Texans should have taken a look at in 07 draft. he was a great up and coming safety and this hurts the Giants greatly. That win was a costly win in Big D. i have read another report where the doctor is saying that the injury could be career threatening. he is going to need extensive microfracture surgery and then heal, then get scoped to tie up loose ends, and then heal again, and then rehab. hopefully dude saved his money for a rainy day. here is the link to the other article from Newsday http://www.newsday.com/blogs/sports/...reer-1.1471309
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damn, that's crappy news. best of luck rehabbing KP.
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I swear, is microfracture the new Tommy John? Seen way too many recently, hopefully he recovers.
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Everton goalkeeper Tim Howard has claimed that the 'real' Everton will return for their match with Manchester City on Saturday, Evertonfc.com reports.
The Toffees need just a point to confirm European football for the club next season but the race for Champions League football is still on.
Howard believes the Blues showed an 'uncharacteristic' performance when they lost 2-0 to Southampton last weekend and is now ready to welcome City to Goodison Park for the penultimate game of the season.
"Those games take care of themselves," said Howard. "It will be wide open, a tactical battle with top players on display. Those are the easy games to play in.
"It was so unlike us [against Southampton]. It wasn't just one area; we weren't at it and we weren't ourselves. We couldn't get to the ball and when we had it, we didn't take care with it.
"There was nothing at either end. The one chance they had hit the post. That should have been 0-0 at worst.
"But all the things people have come to know from us this season - the work and the tireless energy [were missing]. It's head-scratching.
The American added that time and again his side have put in great performances which have made their Champions League push possible but they will need to pull themselves together quickly from the Southampton defeat if they are to take on City.
Manchester City on the other hand have been given a lifeline by Liverpool's defeat of Chelsea and can win the title if they win all their remaining games.
"We've put in performances this year to dig ourselves out of holes and to get on top of games, but it just wasn't there [against Southampton]," added Howard.
"The second half was better, but quite honestly it couldn't have gotten any worse.
"Hopefully we'll brush it aside as a one-off and we'll have it all to do against Manchester City."
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Producer/director Joshua Logan's long-awaited filmization of Rodgers & Hammerstein's Pulitzer Prize winning musical South Pacific was not the classic that everyone hoped it would be, principally because of some curious creative choices made by the production personnel. Adapted from James A. Michener's best-selling novel Tales of the South Pacific ... Read More
Producer/director Joshua Logan's long-awaited filmization of Rodgers & Hammerstein's Pulitzer Prize winning musical South Pacific was not the classic that everyone hoped it would be, principally because of some curious creative choices made by the production personnel. Adapted from James A. Michener's best-selling novel Tales of the South Pacific, the film stars Mitzi Gaynor as WAVE officer Nellie Forbush, who while stationed overseas during World War II falls in love with wealthy French planter Emile De Becque (Rosanno Brazzi). The Navy would like DeBecque to help them in a reconnaissance mission against the Japanese, but he refuses; having run away from the outside world after killing a man in his home town, De Becque sees no reason to become involved in a war which he did not start and in which he has no interest. But when Nellie, her inbred bigotry aroused when she discovers that Emile has two mixed-race children, refuses his proposal of marriage, DeBecque, having nothing to lose, agrees to go on the mission. His partner in this venture is Lt. Joseph Cable (John Kerr), who like Nellie is a victim of prejudicial feelings; Cable has previously thrown away a chance at lasting happiness by refusing to marry Liat (France Nuyen), the dark-skinned daughter of Tokinese trader Bloody Mary (Juanita Hall). When Cable is killed and DeBecque is seemingly lost in battle, Nellie, realizing the stupidity of her racism, prays for Emile's safe return. The dramatic elements of South Pacific are offset by the low-comedy antics of "Big Dealer" seabee Luther Billis (Ray Walston). Outside of Walston and Hall, both repeating their stage characterizations, South Pacific suffers from a largely noncharismatic cast. Mitzi Gaynor never rises above cuteness in the difficult role of Nellie Forbush, while Rosanno Brazzi (whose singing is dubbed by Giorgio Tozzi) seems to be striking poses rather than acting as Emile DeBecque. These casting deficiencies might have been ignored had not South Pacific been laboring under an additional handicap: director Joshua Logan's decision to use colored filters in several key scenes, representing the emotions experienced by the actors. The constant color shift is more unsettling than attractive, drawing attention to Logan's technique and thereby taking the audience "out" of the picture. With all this going against it, however, South Pacific has much to be treasured. For one thing, all of Rodgers & Hammerstein's immortal songs--"Some Enchanted Evening," "Bali H'ai," "There is Nothing Like a Dame," "I'm in Love With a Wonderful Guy," "Younger Than Springtime" etc.--are retained, and, as a bonus, a song cut from the original stage production, "My Girl Back Home," is revived herein. In addition, the film is a bonanza for movie buffs who enjoy playing "spot the bit player:" among the supporting-cast ranks are Tom McLaughlin, Ron Ely, Doug McClure, John Gabriel and James Stacy (rumors persist that Joan Fontaine shows up unbilled as a nurse, but we've yet to spot her). Though artistically disappointing, South Pacific ended up one of the biggest box-office gold mines of the 1950s. Hal Erickson, Rovi Read Less
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I have lived with the music of this musical since I was 12 years old. The movie is fun, moving and still very timely with its theme of war and prejudice and the shortness of life and what makes it worth living. If you like vintage musicals that have kept their "watchability", South Pacific was one of the pioneer musicals that had a serious theme and great fun rolled in one!
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I think we all grew up with the tunes from this classical musical. Now see what the story line is that prompted such songs as "Bali Hai", Some Enchanted Evening", "I'm Gonna Wash That Man Right Outta' My Hair" and the rest. Wonderful setting on a Pacific island during WWII. The shooting war, for these sailors, marines, etc., hasn't quite begun. They are waiting to face the enemy and are sitting in a tropical paradise. The base personnel have developed a relationship with the residents of the island but they are still prejudicial, in many ways. These people are not like the ones back home that they know. Should they allow themselves to fall in love? What about after the war? Can they take their new loves home? Alternatively, can they live in the south Pacific? Watch & see. A thoroughly delightful musical with a great story. It's another time and another place for the characters & for the viewer. Enjoy.
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Although the movie is not without faults- it is overlong in parts and there is an overuse of colour filters the melodies beautifully played by Alfred Newman at 20th Century Fox shine through however. Gaynor and Brazzi have real chemistry in the leads and the transfer to DVD is first rate highlighting the quality of the location shooting. If only they had dispensed with those filters. This DVD version is good value as you have interesting extras.
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The Originals Burning Question: Is Hayley Working With the Witches?
Hayley (Phoebe Tonkin) hasn't had much to do thus far on The Originals besides look pregnant, glare at Klaus, and gaze at Elijah, but it sounds like that might be changing. According to the synopsis for Season 1, Episode 11 ("Apres Moi, le Déluge"), "Hayley is racked with guilt as she comes clean to Elijah about her role in Sophie's plan." Does this mean that Hayley is working with the witches? And, if so, for what purpose? We speculate below!
Yes, and she has been since the beginning
Hayley was already in town when the Mikaelsons arrived. We were led to believe that she was captured by the witches and forces to stay with them to be used as a pawn in the witch vs. vampire power struggle. But what if she was more willing than we're made to believe? This seems somewhat unlikely given that she and her baby have been put at risk multiple times, but not when you take into account the many factions of the French Quarter's witch community. Even if she is allied with one, that doesn't mean another isn't trying to kill her.
Yes, but it was only a short-term deal
Hayley has become increasingly desperate as she finds out more about her long-lost werewolf family and she watches Klaus try to destroy the local werewolf population. Could Klaus' dire actions have led Hayley to make a deal with the witches? Right now, Hayley is a relative prisoner inside of Klaus and Marcel's compound with few allies. We wouldn't be surprised if she made some sort of one-off deal in return for her freedom and her werewolf kin's safety. Past that, we hope she wouldn't be absentminded enough to forget that many of New Orleans' witches call her future baby "the devil child." Just saying.
Yes, but she doesn't go through with their plan
Whatever her motivations, it sounds like Hayley might not go through with whatever she has promised the witches. Our guess? It has something to do with the Harvest, and ensuring that Davina be offered as a sacrifice. In the midseason finale, we saw Hayley trying to ally herself with Davina and Josh. We think they might agree to trust her, which could be a mistake. Would Hayley really turn Davina over to the witches to be sacrificed?
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Just because Hayley makes a deal with someone, doesn't mean she'll uphold her end of the bargain. (Just ask Tyler.) Perhaps, she has a master plan larger than her relationships with Davina, Elijah, or the witch community. Given what we've seen from her character on the show right now, we kind of doubt it. But we would be all for Hayley demonstrating that she can scheme Klaus and Marcel just as easily as they can others. Do you think Hayley is working with the witches? If so, for how long? If not, what do you think she is up to? Sound off in the comments below!


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A little-known Hollywood antitrust ruling from the early 1900s—passed to prevent Fatty Arbuckle from an abuse of monopoly power—proclaims that every 15 months, a Next Big Funny Thing must be announced. That coronation is immediately followed by the casting of the new cat's whiskers in every humorous screenplay in existence, where he'll be called upon to play a variety of subtly tweaked takes on the same buffoonish character. Previous beneficiaries of the Doughy-White-Comedian Competition Law include Adam Sandler, Mike Myers, and Will Ferrell, and now, the star of Sundance breakout hit The Foot Fist Way, of whom an LAT headline demands to know, "Is Danny McBride the next comedy superstar?"
In three of the summer's funniest comedies, "The Foot Fist Way,""Pineapple Express" and "Tropic Thunder," the Virginia native is pummeled and tortured, blown up and gunned down, bloodied and humiliated — an oeuvre of movie pain (and moreover, squirmy humiliation in the vein of Ricky Gervais) that has fast-tracked McBride from working the night desk at a Burbank Holiday Inn to co-billing alongside Hollywood heavyweights such as Will Ferrell, Seth Rogen and Ben Stiller, all inside of three years. [...]
The comedian's college buddy David Gordon Green directed McBride in "Pineapple Express" after giving the comedian his sole movie acting credit (prior to "Foot Fist"), a character part in the writer-director's 2003 indie romance, "All the Real Girls." [...]"The interesting thing about Danny," Green pointed out, "he's never auditioned or gotten a head shot."
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It does not seem quite possible that Jack Nicholson could be turning 75 today. He seems ageless, particularly when you revisit his best films. And that's just what we should all do to mark the occasion.
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Just when you start believing there's no hope for anything daring and original coming out of Movieland, something gets released that surprises you. The Artist is one such movie -- and what's new about it is that it's old.
Almost fifteen years after Titanic, with six Oscar nods and one win to her credit, Kate Winslet is an actress at the peak of her powers -- no longer a precocious ingénue, but a professional who's conscientiously developed her craft.
Great artists of all types and stripes confront the same challenge: once they've created something truly brilliant, how do they ever equal it, much less surpass it?
I googled "best summer-themed movies" but I think what I got was "any summer-themed movie."For those who want a little extra quality in their summer fare, here comes a varied but more rewarding list.
Mindless kiddie fare opens at around four thousand screens across the country. When at last a brilliant, provocative film for grown-ups gets produced, it merited four screens. Doesn't this strike you as just a trifle lopsided?
This weekend's release reflects the industry's increasing reliance on that forbidden joy of my childhood -- the comic book -- to justify its existence. But many of the nation's critics readily drank the Thor Kool-Aid.
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The late Deborah Kerr was the kind of star and personality we rarely see anymore: a lady first and foremost, who, even playing women of dubious virtue, projected an innate sense of class, dignity, even nobility.
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We all know that rare thing called good character is no prerequisite for a great actress, but Patricia Neal had this quality, in spades. We will not see her like again.
If you hear some young, unschooled person say, "Oh, Dustin Hoffman, he played Ben Stiller's kooky dad", point them towards the other memorable characters that more accurately reflect this performer's invaluable contribution to film.
Given the sheer scale and complexity of the Presidency in modern times, it's no surprise that a host of great films have explored the nature of our country's highest office.
We are so collectively mired in the hyper-superficial, materialistic, flashy "moment of now" that we haven't paused to acknowledge a man who helped bring some of the finest British films ever made to the screen.
Great heist movies work by tying us to the unfortunate characters who populate them, and investing us in the outcome of their attempts to reach the same pot of gold so many of us chase.
It seems increasingly evident that Hollywood has been taken over by people who know and care very little about the movies themselves, but who live to target and promote formulaic, forgettable pap.
There are plenty of films out there that make us hopeful about life and living. Film noir is a guilty pleasure where we witness the denizens of society's bottom rungs stamping on each other's feet for a higher, safer position.
Science fiction movies are like that food you don't eat much but sometimes find yourself in the mood for. Dated as some of these titles are, they're still great fun for those partial to the genre, or game to get acquainted with it.
Great activist movies portray the ongoing struggle between the welfare of working people and larger societal forces, seemingly beyond their control, that threaten their integrity, livelihood, and often, their very survival.
Technology will only offer more quality film choices as time goes by. The trick for savvy consumers and movie fans will be to stay informed as to what's really good..
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20.12.05 - by Barry Green: To me boxers have always been my favourite sportsman: great characters, fascinating stories and the ability to be accessible for fans and reporters alike. Not monotone bores like footballers or cardboard personalities like golfers, they always make one chuckle with their funny traits and oft unusual habits that more often than not stem from their upbringing, whether it be on the streets of Brooklyn, Brixton or Buenos Airies. However, there is one one area where the prizefighter, almost to a man, lets himself down, a symptom which first appears its rather bemusing head when he (or she for that matter) is finally beaten in the ring. Then it's time for Plan B: the little white lie; the fib, the downright ridiculous explanation for this apparent 'loss'. In a nutshell when a fighter loses he always seems to have an excuse. And most of the time, they're never particularly good ones. There are so many examples, where does one begin. Take Gerry Cooney for instance (please, I hear you say).. Cooney said of his convincing loss to Larry Holmes in 1982 that if "He (Holmes) was the better man I could accept it," blaming the press for hoodwinking him that he could knock Holmes out early, he was "Buffaloed" he claimed, thus introducing that colourful transitive verb to my vocabulary for the first time. There was more from Gerry's altered state of mind, the big Irishman waited so long for the Michael Spinks fight to materialise he felt "worn out" and mentally unprepared, thus not being the real Gerry Cooney in there, merely a beguiled version. Although to the vast majority watching, he was the same old same old, out of his depth at the highest level. Still, over $15 million from ring earnings alone will have no doubt soothed his fragile noggin. The great ones are no better, Holmes himself put down his struggle with Mike Weaver, to the course of antibiotics he was taking in the run-up to the bout. Larry was heavily criticised for being extended by a man with a record of 20-8 (one which belied Weaver's decent ability). What happened is that Holmes, as he would often do, was not afraid to slug with a slugger, neglecting his boxing skills in the process. Maybe a shot of tetracycline should have been administered before every Holmes fight as this one ended up a classic brawl. Marvelous Marvin Hagler too generally accepted his loss to Willie 'The Worm' Monroe with class after the Philidelphian outfought him back in 1976. Years later however, Marvin was undisputed middleweight champion, a formidable fighter and with that came a formidable 'ego'. Sometime in the 1980s he decided that his fans daren't know that he was actually beaten 'fair and square' when he was a contender and slowly but surely a new story was concocted on how he was suffering from bronchitis leading up to the fight and could not pull out because he was due a world title chance if he won. Monroe won on points, but didn't get a title shot either by the way. Interestingly when Hagler avenged this defeat the following year, it was The Worm's turn to wriggle out an excuse claiming influenza, saying he had to take the fight on a week's notice and couldn't drop out because his blah blah blah. You get the picture. Other Hagler opponents, who were champions of the feeble excuse, if not the ring, were Sugar Ray Seales and Benny Briscoe. Seales claimed he was robbed in his draw with Marvin and blamed his KO defeat to the Marvellous One on "management problems". His managers may have put up a better fight in reality as he was destroyed in less than three minutes. Bad Benny on the other hand spoke as if he yearned for the good old days when, on losing to Rodrigo Valdes, he claimed: "Two more rounds and I'd have knocked him out," despite there being fifteen already fought! Methinks Bad Bennie would have been better off having a bar-room brawl with ol' John L. Sullivan. Occasionally a fighter will not only have an excuse but also another one to back it up, probably just in case no one believes the former. When Roberto Duran embarked on his 'comeback of the year' fight with Davey Moore, the boxing fraternity welcomed back an old friend with open hands (of stone). Moore, however, claimed he lost the contest because a) He never recovered from being thumbed early in the fight or b) He was still groggy from dental surgery he had just before fight time. It hadn't obviously hadn't occured to Moore that he was in the ring with a legend who still had plenty of fight left in him. Not that the great Duran was immune to the excuse bug. His first defeat at the hands of Esteban De Jesus was partly blamed on him being sick in the run up to the fight, blaming the cold New York weather on his bad form. Of course, Duran's infamous "No mas" has been discussed and written about more times than Joan Collins had to sleep on the wet patch, but the truth is we'll never know the real reason for his surrender. That he balooned in weight is almost certainly true, what is a fabrication though is the stomach cramps excuse. According to Ray Arcel, interviewed in Ring in 1983, Duran did not once complain about his belly and also years later Roberto's close friend and personal translator Luis Henriquez, said he was asked to invent a story by the defeated fighter immediately after the bout. Henriquez asked Duran if he'd been injured and the Panamanian replied that his stomach bothered him somewhat. Henriquez then dreamed up the cramps story, saying: "Roberto didn't have any stomach cramps, he just quit and that was it." Freddie Brown confirmed this by saying: "We had to say that or they'd have killed him back in Panama". Duran of course, clinging to the hope he would be forgiven by fans and promoters alike had his alibi. After all, he merely had a bad day at the office- although his machismo (and hatred of Leonard) will never let him admit this, he was merely frustrated by the Sugar man's unwillingness to co-operate in a punch-up got the better of him. Duran wanted Montreal Part II, instead he got Leonard moving around like a young Mick Jagger, dancing and moving to his own beat. Basically, he was saying to Ray "I'm letting you win this time"...even though in reality Leonard always looked the winner that night from the first bell. The doyen of British sportswriters, Hugh McIlvanney, put it best when he said: "There may be something in the theory that Roberto Duran had the wrong cornermen in New Orleans last week. Perhaps, he should have had Freud, Jung and Adler carrying the buckets and providing the gee-up between rounds. One boxing wag once called this the "Moby Dick" of bad excuses, I'd say it was more The Catcher In The Rye, as after all, we are talking of things that are 'phoney' here. This is not to demean the great Duran, who's arguably the best pound-for-pound fighter of my, thus far, 34 years on this planet, but also one that cannot take defeat with any grace whatsoever. His ultimate warrior mentality (like that of Hagler and countless others) would not allow it. When I attended business school I recall a paper entitled A Social Psychology of Schooling. One of the points addressed concerned attribution theory, which encompassed the idea that 'effort is good but ability is better'. This appeared to be the case with Duran, he, like the student who had not revised for the big exam, protected his concept of basic ability as "I didn't try" is a far more legitimate excuse to a fighting man than "I wasn't able". The point is all self-worth based, success being accepted as being due to 'one's own efforts', whereas failure is ascribed to factors outside of one's control, e.g. "the test was unfair." For this read: "I didn't train hard enough," or "I had to lose too much weight." This 'disease' is not exclusive to boxing of course. Anyone remember that Donovan Bailey-Michael Johnson race a few years back? These guys really hated each other's guts and were at constant loggerheads as to who was the fastest: Bailey- the Olympic 100 metre champion or Johnson the 200 metre king. Both agreed to meet each other half way at the 150 mark. When the race took place the slight underdog Bailey sprinted off to a blistering start and began to open what looked an unassailable lead. Then, lo and behold, Johnson pulls up with a hamstring injury. Oh, how predictable..now we'll never know, yawn. Johnson's argument then would always be that Bailey didn't beat the real version of him as he was injured when he was closing the gap. Oh yeah, and unless there's a Pink Floyd gig in town, is that a pig I see above me? There are some occasions were a fighter is hampered of course, but we often know about this beforehand. Lennox Lewis for example had to adjust to fighting a new and huge opponent when he proposed match with Kirk Johnson fell through for the much bigger test that was Vitali Klitschko- the same applied with Evander Holyfield vs. Bert Cooper. There are also rare instances where fighters have excelled despite having less than stellar preperation. Michael Spinks, prior to his light-heavyweight unification clash with Dwight Qawi had to overcome the death of his partner and mother of his child. This, paradoxically, actually inspired Spinks to easily outpoint Qawi over 15 rounds in 1983 as a fitting tribute to his loved one. Same with Bobby Chacon and his wife's suicide shortly before his fight with Salvador Ugalde and Buster Douglas using his grief over the death of his mother to produce his once-in-a-lifetime moment in Tokyo. Remarkable performences all. Some fighters do lose with class though: Muhammad Ali even has a yearly award named after his penchant for taking deafeat on the chin in KO magazine. Nigel Benn too, rarely made excuses for his losses and was always complimentray to the victor. Even Mike Tyson in his old age took his defeats with a certain amount of grace and a realisation that he wasn't quite the 'Baddest Man on the Planet' any more. Rocky Lockridge, despite being robbed in his fight with Wilfredo Gomez, accepted his loss by saying: "I'm not bitter at all. It doesn't feel like a loss and I'm proud of how I fought." This wasn't just your everyday loss, it was the worst decision I have ever seen in a world title fight, yet Rocky accepted it with such dignity and humility that I became a fan instantly. The deciding factor on why most fighters are so reluctant to accept their losses with class is the dreaded, overwhelming ego that a fighter really needs to possess if he is to reach the top and stay there. They convince themsleves they are always the best in their division and feel the need to remind promoters and managers alike that they're worth another title shot- "If I'm at my best I'll win every time" they feel. The downside of this, of course, leads to the vast majority of boxers fighting on too long in the belief that they'll once again rule the roost and be the champion of the world again (Hello Evander!). Also, another dreaded 'L' on their record can affect their market share; therefore they need to tell fans they are worth shelling out a few more pounds and dollars on when they next fight on pay-per-view. At this stage you may feel I am being a tad harsh on these fighters. Okay, as an experiment to show how frequently this happens in the next paragraph I shall take a random magazine from my collection, one that features an interview with a fighter, and invariably if his has an 'L' in his record there'll be a good reason for it (actually make that a bad reason). Here goes... The monthly I now have before me is the October 1990 issue of KO magazine, within its pages is an interview with former IBF super-featherweight champ Tony Lopez and...well, shock horror. Tiger Tony, when queried about his then recent loss to great rival John John Molina he blames the defeat on him having balooned in weight and having to lose numerous poundage to make weight, finishing with the oft killer line "when I'm in shape he can't beat me." Take any boxing interview in any magazine, whether it be Boxing News, Ring, Boxing Illustrated or whatever and I'll show you a fighter with a reason why he lost to a supposedly inferior opponent. Tennis ace Bjorn Borg once claimed, when talking injuries, that you don't notice them muchn when your winning only when you opponent starts to get the better of you. I 100% agree with this notion, although it's fair to say Borg didn't have to take any left hooks from Jimmy Connors and co, when he played them. Which leads us, finally, to the mother of all excuses, one which helped supply the title of this piece. Welcome to the madcap world of Vinny Pazienza. When the 'Pazmanian Devil' met Roy Jones in 1995, he was quite easily dismantled by a fighter he didn't belong in the same timezone as, never mind square ring. After this woefully one-sided annihilation, Paz, like many great fibbers before him, blamed his performance on the fact that he was "coming down from a caffeine high"!!! This meant Pazienza couldn't knockout Jones, which he would have done so of course...if he'd have taken a few cups of decaf instead. So in future if your favourite fighter loses because he 'took his opponent too lightly' or 'had flu the week before', take it that he just had a 'bad night'. We all have them, only we do not possess the ego of the fighter. It's in his nature, he's the best and if we don't realise this then we don't know what we're talking about. Fighters must think their most loyal fans are akin to mothers of mass murderers who can't believe their little boy has done such heinous crimes: "But my Ted was such a sweet innocent boy who bought me flowers and painted me a little house with curly black smoke," cried Mrs. Bundy...and in many cases they'd be right, only some fans are far more gullible than others. So, whether it be pills (Larry Holmes), chills (Marvin Hagler), bellyaches (Duran) or even caffeine highs (Vinny Paz) we know at least we can always rely on our favourites to fabricate a story if they lose. Their ego and fear of decreased marketability are too strong to let it go. They see themselves as the goods in the shop window display and they want promoters to know they are still a reasonably good buy. They all do it at some stage, but we as fans need to take their excuses with a pinch of salt and give the guy who won some credit for a change. To me all fighters should take a leaf out of Fritzie Zivic's book when he lost to Sugar Ray Robinson. Knowing he was soundly beaten by the greatest fighter of all-time he grinned: "I didn't do too bad. I came in second." And if you think this article is no good, blame it on the tea and coffee I've been drinking whilst writing it. It's made me dizzy.
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The second U.S. economic release came from the U.S. Department of Labor, which reported that import prices rose 0.6% in January, slightly below analyst expectations of 0.7% growth. The rise in import prices was led by fuel prices, which rose 2.4% in January. Excluding fuel, import prices only rose 0.2%.
The Department of Commerce also reported that inventories rose 0.1% in December. That's below November's 0.3% growth but in line with economists' expectations. Year over year, inventories were up just more than 5%.
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MULARSIH, RATNA (2010) STUDENTS' ATTITUDE TOWARD ENGLISH AS ONE OF THE OBLIGATORY SUBJECTS AT SLTPN II SUDIMORO PACITAN. Other thesis, University of Muhammadiyah Malang.
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English is one of the obligatory subjects which are tested in the national examination. Students who do not pass national exam will not pass their study. Attitude is one of the factors that influenced the students' success in learning English. It has three components, namely students' belief, students' emotion and students' readiness to respond. The purpose of this study is to describe the students' attitude toward English as one of the obligatory subject at SLTPN II Sudimoro Pacitan. The method that is considered appropriate in carrying out this study is descriptive research. The population of this study is the second year students of SLTPN II Sudimoro Pacitan and the sample was 28 students. This study used questionnaire that were distributed to the students. The result of this study showed that the second year students of SLTPN II Sudimoro Pacitan had good attitude toward English. Although their attitude toward English was good, it was not supported by their environment. Therefore, the students still got some obstacles. Finally, the school and the English teacher are suggested to create programs related to English, make the school more comfortable for the students, and give the students a new healthy and fun environment during teaching learning process.
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Final Score: (19) Oklahoma State 55, (22) Baylor 28
Stillwater, OK (Sports Network) - Brandon Weeden threw for a school-record 435 yards and three touchdowns and set a school record with 34 completions on 42 passes as 19th-ranked Oklahoma State trampled 22nd-ranked Baylor, 55-28, at Boone Pickens Stadium.
Coming off a one-game suspension stemming from a DUI arrest, Justin Blackmon led all receivers with 173 yards and a score on 13 catches, while Bo Bowling added 101 yards on nine receptions for the Cowboys (8-1, 4-1 Big 12), who have won two in a row since their lone loss to Nebraska on October 23.
Colton Chelf and Josh Cooper each posted a TD reception, Kendall Hunter scored twice on the ground and Blackmon added a 69-yard touchdown run for Oklahoma State, which racked up an all-time best 725 yards in total offense.
"It was a good win for us and it was probably the most complete game that we?ve played as a team since (Texas) Tech," said OSU head coach Mike Gundy. "It was much more explosive than that. The offense was very good and had one of those days where everything worked. The defense was excellent. I thought that as good as the offense was, I thought the defense was even better in the first half. They didn't have any points at halftime, so that's excellent."
Robert Griffin was 30-of-48 for 267 yards and one interception for the Bears (7-3, 4-2), who had won three in a row since a loss at Texas Tech.
Jay Finley and Terrance Ganaway each recorded a pair of rushing touchdowns, with the former striking for 91 yards on 18 carries and the latter gaining 60 yards on six totes. Kendall Wright and Terrance Williams each had eight receptions in defeat.
Oklahoma State's first drive of the game proved successful, as Dan Bailey booted a 23-yarder. A fumble on the following drive by Baylor wideout Josh Gordon was recovered at the Bears' 37, and the Cowboys converted when Weeden connected with Blackmon for a five-yard strike.
"Justin was extremely embarrassed last week. I noticed him on The Walk today and he spent the entire 500 yards of that walk over there touching all the hands of the little kids and the Oklahoma State people and he has not done that before," Gundy noted of his star wideout. "The only thing he can do now is to continue to contribute to this team and this university and do the right thing. That's what he did this week and that's why he played well."
Hunter's one-yard run capped an eight-play, 80-yard drive and gave OSU a 17-0 edge early in the second quarter. Hunter added another one-yard scoring run with under five minutes to play in the half and the home team led by 24 at the break.
The rout continued in the third quarter, as Blackmon raced 69 yards for a touchdown and Bailey hit another 23-yard field goal for a 34-0 advantage.
Finley's nine-yard TD run finally got Baylor on the board with 6:27 remaining in the third quarter, but before the end of the period, Weeden unloaded a 62- yard scoring pass to Chelf and Finley added a two-yard rushing score.
Cooper hauled in a 20-yard pass from Weeden less than four minutes into the fourth for a 48-14 game, then after Ganaway posted his first TD run of the game -- a 28-yarder -- Justin Gilbert returned the kickoff 93 yards.
Ganaway's seven-yard scamper to paydirt with 4:09 to play capped the scoring.
"I'm very confident that we'll be able to (rebound from the loss)," Griffin said. "I told the offensive line right before halftime that I promise, myself, that we wouldn't be in this situation again and I'm proud of the team because we never stopped fighting and put 28 points up on the board. Obviously, it wasn't enough and it was a little bit too late, but the fact that we still went out there and played hard was big for me."
Game Notes
Blackmon reached the 100-yard receiving mark for the eighth straight time, tying the school mark originally set by Hart Lee Dykes in 1988...Baylor, which got its offense untracked in the second half, racked up 464 yards of total offense...OSU leads the all-time series 17-12, and has beaten Baylor five straight times...The Bears failed in their quest to win four straight conference games for the first time since 1986-87, when they played in the defunct Southwestern Conference.


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